Trail boss

[ckaberna]

Anybody need some trail boss? “Preferred powder for sheriffs and outlaws”
I am NOT affiliated with this seller in any way.

 

[JumboSammich]

Those are some dang expensive little chocolate donuts.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Those are some dang expensive little chocolate donuts.

You would have to be a interesting feller to pay that much for some Trail Boss.

 

[hpshooter]

You would have to be a interesting feller to pay that much for some Trail Boss.

To put it mildly.

 

[Bill K]

I don't think I would trust that site. Unless someone knows for sure, could be a scam outfit.
Price is way overboard also.

 

[Oso]

I really like TrailBoss for light loads in my revolver. But not so much that I believe it is worth price of Unobtainium. I like the $100 shipping (insult to injury). The questions/flags that this raises:
- Is this a real merchant?
- Does the Jug actually exist in the physical world?
- What is in the jug?

For that price tag I would add the cost of a plane ticket to inspect the product before paying for it.

 

[markm87]

What the Muther Fudge? Perhaps I should put my Trailboss in the safe, and leave the guns out.

 

[gdbleb]

Hold my beer. I need to rob a few banks and trains first.

 

[hpshooter]

Believe that a thread here some time ago stated that it wasn't scheduled for new production until sometime in 2025.

 

[D the D]

The EU (and England) has banned a number of Hodgdon powders made by ADI (Thales) in Australia because they contain Dibutyl phthalate. There is also a ban in it's use in cosmetics in Canada, maybe Australia, and a limitation of how much can be in children's toys in Canada and Australia. Maybe other countries that like to follow REACH compliance the EU has mandated. California has it on their bad chemies list. Green and health groups in Canada and Australia want a total ban.
So, ADI was going to reformulate some of their powders to be REACH compliant, or just replace them with new powders that are. TB isn't exactly the highest priority because the EU ban means that even loaded military contract ammo sent to, or shipped via, EU countries has to be REACH compliant.. Hodgdon really isn't responsible for this. We may see IMR and Accurate powders made by GD in Canada get dropped if Canada goes REACH.